Broadcom Advanced Control Suite BACS and WIN 2019

Hello thanks for the reply.

If you install these two drivers:

NetXtreme: Actualización del controlador Broadcom de Windows 64 bits para los adaptadores Ethernet NetXtreme, 21.6.1 | Detalles del controlador | Dell España

NetXtreme-E: Actualización del controlador Broadcom Windows de 64 bits para los adaptadores Ethernet NetXtreme-E y la actualización 21.6.2. | Detalles del controlador | Dell España

Any of the two above are silent install, but if I extract them and install manually there is not the option to install BACS, even selecting control suite, anything is installed.

Regards.

Hi,

SR-IOV requires support in hardware, BIOS as well as in the operating system instance or hypervisor that is running on the hardware. You can check the "SR-IOV global enable" option in the BIOS and make sure it is enabled. BIOS>Integrated Devices>SR-I/O Global Enable>Enable

When I examine your log, I see that this part is not activated. I can see that the card supports single root input/output. You may also check the current driver version, but please enable SR-I / O in the BIOS.

Hi festuc,

Overall, ultimately might I add- It’s best you need to let go of BACS and start using another tool to interact with the NICs. That’s the bottom-line. It appears that there are other tools the customers can use to get the status/info they are looking for. BACS is not supported. You can use powershell of course. There are several commands to get the IQN/WWN and transceiver information. You should probably look at Windows Admin Center as well which is a new management tool that has most every management thing you would want (or it is in development) - https://dell.to/2XZ3TK1

Should you have other questions, please let us know. You are more than welcome to start a new thread for other topics.